Materials: the semi-precious stones

The collection

Not prints, not tinted resin: real stone, selected and composed into slabs, to be cut and installed like marble. Some are translucent and can be backlit: with light behind them they change character completely.

Architects and designers: every slab is made to measure, with 3D design, CNC cutting and finishing in the workshop. Claddings, worktops, backlit walls, one-off pieces. In the Volargne workshop you can touch them for real.

  • Blue agate

    Blue agate

    Agate geodes cut and composed into a slab. Translucent: backlit, it reveals the concentric bands of the crystal.

  • Amethyst

    Amethyst

    Purple quartz crystals composed into a slab. Translucent, suited to backlit walls and worktops.

  • Lapis lazuli

    Lapis lazuli

    Deep blue with golden pyrite veins. Opaque, polished to a mirror finish for striking surfaces.

  • Malachite

    Malachite

    Green with concentric bands, the most recognisable of ornamental stones. Opaque, for surfaces and inlays.

  • Tiger's eye

    Tiger's eye

    Golden and brown fibres whose sheen shifts with the light and the viewing angle. Opaque.

  • Wild mother of pearl

    Wild mother of pearl

    Natural mother of pearl in irregular tesserae, iridescent. For claddings and decorative surfaces.

  • Black and white agate

    Black and white agate

    Agate in black and white bands, sharp contrast. Translucent, can be backlit.

  • Brown agate

    Brown agate

    Agate in brown and amber tones with pale geodes. Translucent, can be backlit.

  • Labradorite

    Labradorite

    Dark grey with blue and green flashes that appear as you move in front of the slab. Opaque.

  • Petrified wood

    Petrified wood

    Fossilised wood cut in section: the grain is the tree's, the hardness is stone. Opaque.

  • Black fossil stone

    Black fossil stone

    Black stone with fossils in section and pale veins. Opaque, for dark surfaces with character.

  • Red jasper and sodalite

    Red jasper and sodalite

    Geometric inlay of red jasper and blue sodalite: two opaque stones cut and composed to a pattern.

The photos were taken on the real slabs in the workshop. Every slab is unique: what you receive may differ in the pattern, not in the stone.

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